- puhi (sacred virgin) at Owhata,
called Hinemoa, who was the
daughter of
Umukaria (and thus a Whakauekaipapa). Many men
sought to
marry her,
including Tūtānekai's...
- to legend, the two
lovers were
forbidden to marry, and Hinemoa's
father Umukaria, a
chief from the s****s of the lake,
ordered that she not be
allowed to...
-
married Hinemoa. Te Aorauru, who
married her
cousin Tuteamutu and had a son:
Umukaria: Hinemoa, who
married Tūtānekai. Uenu****ōpako and
Hinepito had
three sons:...
-
Taketakehikuroa had two sons: Tuteamutu, who
married his
cousin Te
Aorauru Umukaria, who had two
children Hinemoa, who
married Tutanekai Te
Koropunia Te Aongahoro...
- Hinemoa,
admired for her
beauty and
noble birth, was the
daughter of
Umukaria, a
chief of the Ngāti Unui-kara-hapu tribe. Tūtānekai,
although born from...
